Privacy
What we know about you: as little as we can
This page covers keyrook.com itself, and points to the privacy policy of each product and of the Keyrook account. Updated 5 November 2026.
This website
- keyrook.com sets no cookies, runs no script, and has no analytics, ads or trackers.
- Each page loads nothing from anywhere else: its drawings and styles are inside the page, and its content security policy lets the browser load only those and images from keyrook.com.
- There are no forms and no accounts on this site. Signing in happens on account.keyrook.com, under its own policy.
Who delivers it
Like every website, these pages reach you through servers that see the requests your browser makes — its address on the internet, the page asked for, and when. Ours are Cloudflare, in front of the site, and our hosting provider behind it.
Cloudflare adds its own analytics script to every page it delivers. Each page's policy stops the browser from running it.
When you write to us
A message to hello@keyrook.com is forwarded to a mailbox hosted by Google, where we read it and answer it. We use what you send only to reply, and to fix what you tell us about.
Passhold
Passhold keeps your passwords, passkeys, cards, addresses and notes encrypted on your computer. Signed in to your Keyrook account, they sync: each item is encrypted on your computer before it is sent, with a key we never receive. We store it, and cannot read it. Passhold has no analytics, no advertising and no tracking.
Passhold's privacy policy says what it keeps, what it sends, and what it adds to your account.
Our other policies
- Passhold's privacy policy: what the extension keeps on your computer, and what it syncs.
- Keyrook Authenticator's privacy policy: what the extension keeps, and what sync stores if you turn it on.
- The Keyrook account's: what the account holds, wherever it was made.
Changes
When this page changes, its date above changes with it. Questions about privacy go to hello@keyrook.com.